Simultaneous elections will lead to the mixing of national and state-level issues, which does not serve the electorate’s bes🍸💧t interests
S.y. Quraishi
Editor
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Separate elections give space to regional parties to find their political voice. It seems inappropriate to subওjugate the people’s mandate at the local level to the whims of the politics beyond, writes former CEC Dr. S.Y. Quraishi
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